now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz.y. here is that weather map from today, weather front in the south of the country giving splits and spots of light rain. that will move out of the way. skies will clear across england and wales this evening. with the light winds it means a touch of frost on the way for england and wales was up notice the wind is blowing out of the south—west here in scotland, particularly western scotland, bit more cloud and certainly frost free, around 7 degrees in stornoway at 5am, a light frost expected in england and wales. wednesday, the high pressure over the uk dominating the weather right across europe, parts of iberia as well. around the high pressure we have a milder air spilling into the northern half of the uk, whereas in the south there is slightly colder weather coming off the near continent. these calm windlass foggy conditions. that fog will linger, but for most is a case of wintry sunshine. those milder south—westerly winds, temperatures into double figures for stornoway, even for aber

how is it looking tomasz?— first time. how is it looking tomasz? ., , :, tomasz? ahead of the weatherfront and on it fair bit of cloud ahead of the weather front and on it as well do some spots of rain moving through, but early in the afternoon, it looks sunny liverpool, mostly sunny in newcastle, belfast, glasgow, edinburgh, windy with showers in the northern isles. in the south of the country we may have to be patient before that cloud clears away. tonight, high pressure builds back into the uk, high pressure means light winds, settled, calm weather, frost developing as well, and with that we will have some mist and fog as well. nothing too widespread, but there will be some. the mist and fog usually forms in the centre of the high pressure. you can see the centre of the high, there, over most of the southern half of britain. so for the weekend with high—pressure sticking around, it will be calm, with frosty, foggy mornings. monday starting off sunny for most, pleasant conditions to most the day as well, and whether you are in the south all the north of the uk,

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now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. hello. good weather around too with some sunshine, but i think overall we'll call it a mixed bag. so yeah, a bit of everything thrown in. let's have a look at the picture right nowjust to the west of our neighbourhood in the north atlantic. a storm is forming right now and it is heading for scotland. but to the south we have a high pressure. so that means settled conditions for most of england, wales, really much of the country through today, but it is quite cloudy. these are the evening temperatures, around eight to 11 degrees and then off the west coast of scotland, this storm forms tonight. the gales start to develop in the western isles. the rain spreads in, but with this also mild air overnight, so temperatures first thing on saturday morning, around double figures in some areas. really quite a mild start to the morning and day. so here's that very stormy weather across the north. you can see a lot of isobars here. i think the worst of the weather will be around the middle of the day on

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz.fter yesterday's record—breaking mild new year's day, in terms of today's weather, we have a few scattered showers, you might have had one or two cracks of thunder already across the south of the country. this is what it looks like at 6pm so 11 celsius in london in the lowlands of scotland and you can see where the showers are spreading across parts of the country through the course of the evening and overnight but it changes taking place in scotland, weatherfront arrives with much colder air behind it. there's the possibility of snow on stronger winds in places across scotland through the course of the night and the early hours of the morning as well. central and southern scotland. you can see the winds coming in from the north which is a sign of the colder air. in the south it is still a southwesterly sew across england and wales in a mild day but not quite so mild for scotland and northern ireland. this is bbc news — the headlines: face masks are to be required to be worn by seconda

here's tomasz schafernaker. hello, clive. still quite wintry for some of us.nowy scenes out there. this is the headline for the next 24 hours, frost tonight and by early morning tomorrow it is going to turn milder. notice where the blue is, this evening and early overnight. the frost is going to live once this weather system comes in from the atlantic, the milder, wetter weather coming tomorrow but heard of it, temperatures dropping temporarily like eight stone. some iciness over northern parts of the uk, maybe the south. temperatures early in the night still below

now it�*s time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello.g. i think around two or three in the afternoon, we�*ll probably see increasing amounts of cloud across more southern areas of the uk, but further north it is a case of mostly sunny weather. quite blustery, though, in the north of scotland, with a few showers here. this evening and overnight, high pressure builds across the uk, the winds fall light, it�*ll be clear, there will be a frost forming, and we�*ll have some mist and fog as well developing by the early hours across parts of england and wales. nothing too widespread, though. i think, on the whole, it�*s going to be a mostly sunny start to monday and that�*s how it�*s going to stay through the day, really a very pleasant afternoon on the way, with temperatures hovering around eight degrees pretty much across the board. have a great day. hello, this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines: novak djokovic has been deported from australia afterjudges rejected the unvaccinated tennis star�*s appeal to stay in the country on p

but, first, time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. hello.d overnight. it is going to turn colder, colder compared to what we have right now. so the current of mild air from the southern climes, the azores, coast of portugal and france, that air still very much over us. it's spread right across europe into belarus and ukraine and southern parts of scandinavia, but here in the north, notice that colder weather setting in, and it is preceded by this weather front here, which will be arriving in northern scotland through the course of tonight. to the south of that, notice the wind. it is still blowing in from the west, south—west, so mild air, a really mild morning, eight or 9 degrees for many of us. the north of scotland, here in stornoway, three degrees. this weather front will bring some sleet and snow to the mountains particularly, some hills as well, maybe one or two towns or cities, but it will be a slow process, so it will be moving slowly south through the course of monday. so on monday, yes, it's a bit colder in scotland, seven in aberd

now it�*s time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello.ffice, yellow warning is widely in northern england and an amber warning for eastern scotland, strong winds affecting aberdeen, perth and edinburgh so wince up to 80 mph in the north of scotland and gayle force through northern england but with that plenty of sunshine, the south of the country a little cloudy and temperatures mild, 7 stormy aberdeen. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: confusion about the fate of the sue gray report on lockdown gatherings at downing street — after the police say key details should be left out to avoid prejudicing their investigation. the government says the dual inquiries will get to the truth — but labour insists some urgency is needed. pressure on borisjohnson from his party to delay april�*s rise in national insurance — but ministers says it�*s needed to fund health and social care. the french president emanuel macron has told vladimir putin that russia needs to respect the sovereignty of its neighbours — as western allies seek to defuse tension

time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. hello.er will continue through the rest of the evening and tonight. let's look at the big picture for the next few hours or so. this weather front approaching the north of scotland and behind the weather front you can see northerly winds so this is colder air that will be reaching the northern half of scotland overnight. ahead of it winteriness but south of that, in scotland and further south in cardiff and plymouth the temperature at 8—9 saw a mild start to the day across england, wales and northern ireland. some sunshine around and here we have the weather front preceding that colder air from the north and some sleet and snow particularly across the hills but overall still mild. this is still above the average for the time of year with the temperature around 10 celsius. shift this is bbc world news. our top stories... secondary school pupils in england are being asked to wear masks and classrooms to reduce the spread of ohmic one. unions have welcomed the move. warnings of a worst—case sce

here's tomasz schafernaker. good afternoon. this week a tale of 2/2. ., ., ., ,., 2/2._ 2/2. on the one hand we have some pretty stormy weather _ 2/2. on the one hand we have some pretty stormy weather on _ 2/2. on the one hand we have some pretty stormy weather on the - 2/2. on the one hand we have some pretty stormy weather on the way . 2/2. on the one hand we have somel pretty stormy weather on the way for the north of scotland in particular, but on the other hand we have also got plenty of bright weather on offer. this is the satellite picture right now and you can see clouds across the north atlantic. this is an area of stormy weather that is developing to the west. we have also got high pressured dominating the weather across the uk, so it is a pretty decent afternoon. for most of us it is dry, a little bit on the cloudy side,

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here's tomasz schafernaker. good evening, lots of fog in the forecast tonight and into tomorrow. it really could be quite dense across more southern and central parts of the uk and sometimes, it a chilly forms later in the morning rather than right from the word go. it is brought by this large area of high pressure which is across many western parts of europe, light winds, clearskies, moisture and western parts of europe, light winds, clear skies, moisture and the perfect recipe for fog. this evening, that fog will be forming across the midlands, parts of wales, in the south of the country as well, becoming really quite dense in places. further north, i don't think it will be quite as foggy or as cold. in western scotland, temperatures of around 8 degrees, whereas across england and wales, frost, in fact, whereas across england and wales, frost, infact, minus whereas across england and wales, frost, in fact, minus four degrees in some spots. no doubt, that fog will be freezing in some areas and again, if it doesn't form right through the night, it might form later in the morning

tomasz michalski is economics professor at the hec business school in paris. nice to see you.as well as the impact it will have on the french economy. what more can you tell us about the meeting is going on in government late yesterday? 50 is going on in government late yesterday?— is going on in government late yesterday? so what is going on is that france _ yesterday? so what is going on is that france has _ yesterday? so what is going on is that france has a _ yesterday? so what is going on is that france has a strategy i is that france has a strategy of weathering the current pandemic by trying to minimise the impact on the economy as much as possible, keeping businesses open, keeping schools open which is also important. extending telemarketing but this measure that was adopted just by the french parliament is one of the key issues, because they want to keep hospitals relatively not saturated and ready to accept more and more of those that fall sick to the pandemic. it is a very difficult balancing act, isn't it? similar to what we are experiencing here in the uk as well.

time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. hello.rs, some of them heavy. you may have already had a few cracks of thunder, especially across the south of the country. this is what it looks like at 6pm. 11 celsius in london, 9 celsius there in the lowlands of scotland. you can see where the showers are spreading across some parts of the country through the course of the evening and night. a change taking place in scotland. a weather front arrives, behind it we have much colder air, there is a possibility of some snow and stronger winds in places across scotland through the course of the night and the early hours of the morning as well, central and southern scotland. you can see the winds coming in from the north, so that is a sign of that colder air arriving. in the south tomorrow, it is still a south—westerly, so across england and wales it is a mild day but not quite so mild in scotland and northern ireland. this is bbc news. the headlines: secondary school pupils in england are being asked to wear face masks in classrooms to reduce

tomasz schafernaker. it's it�*s a foggy morning for some of us today.ring just to the west of our neighbourhood and they will sneak into bring a bit of rain tomorrow. for some of us as early as tonight. this is the forecast for the coming hours. the mist and fog lingering before clearing away and most of it will. sunny spells in some areas blue skies. for example, north and east of scotland, the lake district, some decent weather, too. temperatures on average 7 degrees. i mentioned a weather front and this is one approaching scotland and northern ireland through to night and the small hours of sunday morning approaching the lake district. wind is coming off the atlantic, milderand more district. wind is coming off the atlantic, milder and more of a breeze. so we not expecting a widespread frost. we are expecting much on sunday morning either. you can see the weather front moving across northern and central england early in the morning and into the afternoon. some rain for a time, not lasting long, moving to yorkshire and northern wales. it will end up s

time for the weather with tomasz.ay on record, but it will be turning colder. at the moment we have the mild air. on the moment we have the mild air. on the edge of spain, the mild air spreading across the uk butjust hints of something colder coming out of the north. this is arctic air heading our way. we are not in for a massive blast of cold air and snow. there will be some snow around but we are talking mostly about night around the mountains through the next 21t hours or so. the winds are coming in from the southwest. a change in the wind direction in the north leads to a cold front and this is early tomorrow morning, five vm, —— 5am, and this weather front will bring snow to the mountains of scotland and through the lowlands there could be a bit of wintriness first thing in the morning. that weather front through the middle of the afternoon is across the english, scottish border, in northern ireland, south of that, mild, our 12 celsius. tomorrow evening, that's when the weather front starts to make its journey fu

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. one or two cracks of thunder already across the south of the country. this is what it looks like at 6pm so 11 celsius in london in the lowlands of scotland and you can see where the showers are spreading across parts of the country through the course of the evening and overnight but it changes taking place in scotland, weatherfront arrives with much colder air behind it. there's the possibility of snow on stronger winds in places across scotland through the course of the

here's tomasz schafernaker. good evening, lots of fog in the forecast tonight and into tomorrow.rom the word go. it is brought by this large area of high pressure which is across many western parts of europe, light winds, clearskies, moisture and western parts of europe, light winds, clear skies, moisture and the perfect recipe for fog. this evening, that fog will be forming across the midlands, parts of wales, in the south of the country as well, becoming really quite dense in places. further north, i don't think it will be quite as foggy or as cold. in western scotland, temperatures of around 8 degrees, whereas across

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz schafernaker. hello.or a few days and it is dominating the weather notjust in the uk but across much of europe. out in the atlantic, there are weather systems gathering just to the west of our neighbourhood and they will sneak in to bring a little bit of rain tomorrow. for some of us, as early as tonight. this is the forecast for the coming hours. the mist and fog lingering before clearing away, at least most of it will. sunny spells, in some areas blue skies. for example, the north and east of scotland, the lake district, some decent weather, too. temperatures on average today seven degrees. i mentioned weather fronts and this is one approaching scotland and northern ireland through tonight and through the small hours of sunday morning approaching the lake district. winds coming off the atlantic, milder air and more of a breeze. so we're not expecting a widespread frost tonight. we aren't expecting much fog on sunday morning either. you can see the weather front moving across northern and central england

now it's on for a look at the weather i with tomasz schafernaker.rning and even into the afternoon. you can see the weather fronts through today, crosses out of the country. that's what we had all light rain and drizzle. it is in a process of clearing away. he had to the skies are clearing so the greatest risk of dense fog across this part of the country. elsewhere i think a clear night and actually comes western parts of scotland fairly cloudy and damp. temperatures early in the morning, 5 degrees but for many of us is actually around freezing or below first thing on wednesday. the weather map for wednesday shows high pressure centred across england and wales. this is where it will stick around for most of the week. around the high pressure you can see some slightly milder air pivoting around and spreading across scotland. that's where we will have the mildest conditions was a book that also some cloud, bits and pieces of drizzle, showers in the western isles. there's fog again lingering for a time across southern part of the uk. for the vast major

tomasz has the details. thank you. it is going to turn foggy.further north in scotland it is relatively speaking a much balmy or night. the fog has been brought by the high pressure sitting on top of us right now. most of it will clear through the morning, but some of it, particularly in the areas in the countryside, it will linger to the afternoon, so there could be sponsor temperatures were hover around freezing or maybe just above all through the afternoon. for most of us, it'll be more around five, 6 or seven celsius, and indeed plenty of sunny weather and the mildness that will be in southern scotland. as we go into the weekend, i think we will hang onto mist or weather. that's it from me. thanks for watching. at six o'clock, prince andrew is losing his royal and military titles. he will no longer be known as his royal highness. buckingham palace, says he is handing his titles back to the queen and will continue not to undertake any public duties. the move comes the day after a judge in new york ruled the prince must defend an accusation of

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz. hello.rns 80 mile an hour gusts, really rough weather, 70 a little bit further south and gale force winds also expected around the irish sea and northern parts of england. not so windy in the south. and the weather? well, i think, generally speaking, a bright day for many of us tomorrow with some showers in the north. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... scotland yard says it hasn't requested a delay to the publication of the sue gray report into lockdown gatherings in downing street. pressure on borisjohnson within his party to delay april's planned rise in national insurance — but the government says it's needed to help pay for health and social care. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov says that moscow doesn't want war with ukraine. he appeared to strike a positive tone on us security proposals to ease tensions in europe. doubts have emerged over the timing of the positive covid test used by novak djokovic to enter australia. made famous by a notorious lockown visit by the pm's a

now it's time for a look at the weather with tomasz.s of rain and drizzle, but that was a weak weather front, moving out of the way, and then the skies will clear, but in western scotland it is showers and mild atlantic winds and the temperature here, 7 degrees, but a frost under the clearing skies in england and wales. this is the forecast tomorrow, the fog will linger in a few areas, just a few patches, but on the whole it is a fine day for most of the country, not necessarily in western scotland, but it will be mild, around 10 degrees in stornoway. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: police say they're in contact with the government, after it emerges 100 people were invited to drinks in the garden at downing street, during the first lockdown. labour, and families affected by coronavirus, show their anger... borisjohnson, having survived covid himself, thought it was appropriate to host a party where you could bring your own booze, sit in the garden at downing street, where borisjohnson met me and four other bereaved families and